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emigration is the same thing as immigration
true
false
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People who are forced to leave their homes and can not go back
Emigration
Refugee
Mirgation
Migrant
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What is migration?
When people move to get benefits
When people move with the intention of settling permanently
When people move house to get jobs
When people travel from country to country
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GG11 - Which country has the largest slum in the world?
Zimbabwe
India
Libya
Mexico
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Rapid urbanization in the world is causing
Overcrowding
Unemployment
Pressure on water and housing
All of the above
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A physical feature, such as a body of water, which hinders migration is an example of
environmental push factor
forced migration
political pull factor
intervening obstacle
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What is immigration?
When someone moves to another city.
When someone goes on a road trip.
When someone goes to a country where they are not native.
When someone goes to another country on holiday.
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Why do most people migrate?
Cultural Reasons
Political Reasons
To get a suntan
Economic Reasons
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What is emigration?
Moving from one country to another
Entering a country
Leaving a country
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name a push factor
gutti is awesome in american
lack of gutti
lack of moolah
economy
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Which is an example of internal migration?
Los Angeles to Rio de Janeiro
Shanghai to Melbourne
Bangkok to Hong Kong
Geelong to Melbourne
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Permanent movements are a type of migration where_____
A person moves to a place and decides to stay there forever
A person moves for a day and comes back to his house the same day
A person moves to for his work or job
A person moves for a few months at a time
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Which is an example of temporary migration?
Movement in search of a better quality of life
Migrant workers spending a year and then returning later
Moving to harvest a crop over several weeks
Students leaving home to study at their University
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All of the following are a push factor EXCEPT....
violence and war
religion persecution
poverty
economic opportunity
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All of the following are examples of push factors except
Natural Disasters
Access to high levels of employment
Lack of religious and political freedom
War
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what is forced migration?
when people are forced to move because of the stench of the area
when people are forced to move because of violence, war, famine or poverty
when Ms Emma is forced by her alarm to leave her apartment to teach at NISC
when people are told to move because of poor payment
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what is voluntary migration?
when people choose to move
when people cannot move
when people are too lazy to move
when people are told to move
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What is a PULL factor?
a factor that makes people leave an area
a factor that makes people hate an area
a factor that makes people go on holidays
a factor that makes people want to live in an area
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A push factor is described as...
a postive aspect or condition that motivates one to stay
a negative aspect or condition that motivates one to leave
Something that makes people happy
The push sign on a door
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What is an example of international migration?
Migrating from Wyoming to Florida
Migrating from Chicago to South Carolina
Migrating from Canada to Germany
Migrating from New York to Rhode Island
